Nothing But Blackened Teeth by Cassandra Khaw
Not gonna lie, I know nothing about Japanese culture and I didn’t even know what an “Heian” era was, (in Japanese culture, it’s the period that runs from 795 to…
Spungunion by John Boden
SPUNGUNION! This book deserves all the stars, your time and your attention. Deke is a truck driving man who returns home from an overnight run to find that his wife…
Borne of the Deep (Salem Hawley #2) by Michael Patrick Hicks
After the events in THE RESURRECTIONISTS, Salem Hawley is on a quest to find Al Azif, the mysterious grimoire stolen at the end of that book. Now, prepare yourself for…
True Crime by Samantha Kolesnik
TRUE CRIME was a brutal novella which, to my mind, was about the cycle of violence that abuse engenders within families, and which then ripples outward to the world. Being…
Eight Cylinders by Jason Parent
3.5/5 stars! A wild ride featuring American muscle cars, some cosmic horror action, tentacles and a magic 8 ball. Hold on tight! A man named Seb makes his getaway from…
The Attic Tragedy by J. Ashley-Smith
Beautifully written, this novella was a short and dark visit inside the mind of a young woman. Georgina, (George), became friends with Sylvie in a rather dark antique shop. There,…
Night Service by John Leonard
Luke and Jessica are heading home to Jessica’s house, after a fun and romantic night out on the town. Both are rather young and neither has much money, so they…
These Evil Things We Do: The Mick Garris Collection by Mick Garris
THESE EVIL THINGS WE DO is chock full of disgusting, weird, obsessed people. I loved every second of it. This is a collection of novellas followed by a final short…
Blackwood Estates by William Holloway
An exciting entry into the world of modern day cosmic horror, with a nod to the classics, some gore, some possession, and some psychological horror as well; BLACKWOOD ESTATES! What’s…
Mystery Road by Kevin Lucia
Mystery Road is a beautifully written, poignant story about a man caring for his dying father and the memories that suddenly return to him after decades of forgetfulness. Kevin Ellison recalls…